The Teaching Museum South — Attraction in Hapeville

I went to school there (called North Avenue Elementary). My mother yanked me out of a parochial school when that school did not have enough qualified teachers for my grade. My first exposure to a school library happened at North Avenue Elementary when our 5th grade class toured the small library and I was told that I could check out a book to read at home. That got me reading Freddy the Pig series that exposed me to cultural and morality issues within the story line. Got to experience bullying from Butch and Jimmy and to this day do not like bullies. But my 6th and 7th grade teachers (Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Schneider) put on a learning path that has served me well all my life. They are long gone but their positive impact on...

Great place to learn ATL history. I’m glad it’s still standing. There are several different rooms that include different subjects, including art, miniature models, animatronics. There’s a lot of History people should be informed about.

The old wooden floors, the stage, the building, all kept in good condition and clean.

The staff are enjoyable to chat with, including Ms. Aretha and Jenga.

Not the most modern museum but a decent place to...

Special interest museum with a wonderful idea 💡 for homeschooling or distance learning this year. Went here with the grandkids last year before the whole COVID-19 🦠 thing started up. Make sure to make plans ahead and display your parking pass. The bathrooms could use some work, so if need accessibility...